Philosiphize's TOP HIP HOP SINGLES

“Finally...................I new Havoc had it in him...always had real lyrical talent and I always wondered where it went all these years, looks like years of pain, hardship and losses brought it out...bun a head to this one people!!”

“Listen up Headz....Beat is crazy and Jay-Z ripped the mic..."bump it in the ride and tell me you don't hit rewind every single time...HOV is back pound for pound rhyme for rhyme...greatest to ever do it, blueprint 3, no autotune, witness the genesis of a new time."”

“"I shine behind bars, like Shyne behind bars", cold line...keep it up MH, been following you since This Far (which has the best sample of Frankie Lymon I have ever heard).”

“This is a real deal freestyle, Question murdered or should I say "wrecked" the Dj Booth. Been bumpin some of his tracks for awhile, he has always had lyrical talent and the right production could take him to next level. Some other Question tracks to check out: Innocence, Karma (ft. Nippsey Hustle, Yung Berg, Cap-1) Crashing Down (ft. One Republic), and Intoxicated (also feat on DJ booth)”

“"I'm so official, my shirts got no stripes but I can make that pussy whistle" Nuff said, BANGER”

“Anyone giving low ratings to this track needs to listen to it a few more times or bump it in the ride. This track is bangs and is a sure radio hit with the Dream hook. The instrumentals on this are crazy and I'm definetly feeling the sitar, but just could just be my Indian background coming through. After listening to DTP I have to say Ross has stepped up his lyrical game, spitting enough sick lines to make Weezy fans turn. The whole album has an orchestra feel to it and the production team must be given credit....The only flaw I see in the album is that all Ross continues to rap about is sex, money, drugs and livin the life, which in some cases is great, and who doesn't want to ball out of control sometimes....but to really get to know a rapper you need some more retrospective or personal tracks in my opinion. I think he should have addressed the whole C.O. fiasco with a track.....speaking through music makes more people listen, stop rappin about the O's that you keep on flippin' or the girls you be pimpin, then the masses might forget what's written in those magazine clippin's.....Holla at cha bwoy!!!”

“Always been a Buck fan, he is lyrically simple but somehow his flow is so smooth it always makes for a good joint.....feeling this track right here...need an album though.....ever realize Bucks hooks are always two-liners?”

“"I hug and kiss the drumkick, put the beat in my back pocket and just sit....and you could neva be my ass pause...." Wow, does anyone really understand how crazy that line is...let's break it down people, if you were to sit on a beat (especially if you placed something in your back pocket) you would obviously crush it, and indeed Dreezy crushed this beat...and what would be that crushing utensil well that would be his ass, an ass (in other words lyrical content) that no one could ever match...WOW one more time.. Also liked "your dreams are what my reality are, I have your dream girl riding in your dream car..." T.Dot stand up!”

“Some Different shit here...It's actually refreshing. Solid track should get lots of radio play. Something to just chill out to with a cold beer. Although I'm rating this a BANGER I would call it a "CHILL" BANGER.”

“Shit Forgot to rate, BANGER!”

“I see a lot of people gave this track a low rating. I think G-Unit fell off a bit and has developed a bit of bad rep in terms of quality with some of the below average rappers they are representing (40-Glocc, Spider Loc, etc) but the core rappers (namely 50 and Young Buck) are still doing what real rappers do, stay consistent in terms of quality and image. This track has got a Dre like beat (pretty close) and G-unit rides it all the way through on top, and the 50/T-pain part is some cool shit. Definetly bangin' in the ride.”

“Ok, I've been waiting for Mobb Deep to drop something of substance for awhile, although there last album wasn't bad it wasn't great either. Finally this track highlights some of Prodigy's lyrical skills I thought he has lost a long time ago (Survival of The Fittest DAyz!), as Blaze eluded to, hardcore street shit right here, blaze a ting, a listen to this track in the ride, trust me, you don't have to be a G to feel like a G with this track!”

“At this point I can't wait for Joe Budden's album to drop. He has always been at a different level lyrically then so many other artists. I would even place him right up there with Jay, Biggie, Tupac, M&M. It's too bad he was never marketed right, or may be he just didn't sell out to the game, whatever it is this track and the others on his mixtape might put him over the top. I would also recommend the track Dear Diary also on the mixtape, crazy people crazy!”

“Been A long time Akon fan..Been to both concerts here in the T-Dot (That would be Toronto for anyone else). Got a chance to actually meet him at the afterparty (and it's true he doesn't drink) He took the time to meet as many people as he could.....back to the track the hook is hot as usual for an Akon joint and C-Murder surprised me on this one, nice joint. If you want another recent hot Akon joint which is not on the booth site yet, look for "Smalltime Gangster" by NOX feat. Akon.”

“Big Tune People, Big Tune!....Good use of the sample, She did the beat justice, Charlie always had skills even way back when she was rolling with Cam. Plus she's always had sex appeal, got that that sexy evil look, you know what I'm saying guys?! "My pink nimples pokin'..You ready to stroke it?"...NIce.”